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Key points:
- In October, Resecurity, a US company, discovered that the personal data of 55% of the Indian population was available on the dark web
- Delhi police have arrested four individuals in connection with the data breach
In this article, the author discusses the issue of data breaches in India and criticizes the government for its lack of action and transparency in addressing these incidents. The author highlights the vulnerability of Indian citizens to cyber frauds and the potential consequences of having their personally identifiable information leaked. They argue that while data breaches are a global issue, some countries are more vulnerable than others, and it is essential for the government to prioritize the prevention, detection, and remediation of cyber incidents. They also call for increased transparency and accountability in India’s digital infrastructure and the establishment of a cyber security board with participation from both the government and private sector. The author concludes by stating that while they want a digital India, the current state of cyber security in the country is unacceptable.
